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We appear to be leaving the time when profit dollars per company was the best way to measure the uptake of technology by users. In fact, the uptake of technology may itself...
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Every year, around this time, I publish an estimate of what Q4, the "Christmas Quarter," will look like, particularly from the perspective of technology markets. For almost...
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In this piece, the authors attack a key question that faces the United States today: should we let anti-immigration feelings, fired up by the 9.11 attacks and fueled by the...
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Sixty-four years after India's independence in 1947, middle-class Indians are gripped by fears about the future. No, it is not the pathetic performance of the Indian...
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Let's say you're driven by quarterly financial reports to your shareholders; that is, you are a normal European or Western company acting under GAAP accounting rules. This...
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Technology and Education: two ideas that cannot be separated, and that have yet to be properly merged. In the firmament of veterans in this sector who have the combination...
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This week's letter takes many of the clean-energy issues so dear to investors and technologists today square-on, and brings the matter down to spending the same brain cells...
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CEOs get the weight of the whole company on their shoulders. Although everyone speaks of team effort, it is the CEO's face that is the company's face, and, more important,...
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The Japanese government has been urging people to remain calm, trying to prevent panic. The press--particularly the foreign press--has been spinning the story to maximize...
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With Steve Jobs' announcement that he is taking a medical leave from his position as CEO of Apple Inc, Mark Anderson makes some predictions about how Apple will fare in the...
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